Western League Heads Meet Here To Plan For 1937
Western league representatives gather at the Montrose hotel to plan the 1937 circuit. Davenport Cedar Rapids Sioux City are set to start. Omaha and Des Moines face uncertainties. Peoria Madison Decatur Springfield expected in attendance.
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Montrose Hotel
A. J. McLaughlin
Sioux City
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Lee Keyser
Man
Peoria
Ill
Waterloo
Haley
Ledger
Judge Branham
Harry Scranton
Madison
Wis
Decatur
Springfield
Harry S. Johnson
Iowa Track Coach Targets Teufels for Sprint Relay
Iowa City coach George Bresnahan plans a winning 440 and 880 yard relay quartet for 1937 using sprinting twins Fred and Carl Teufel of Davenport Ed Wiggins and Eugene Skinner. The four sophomores and Skinner the junior work to develop baton handling and speed for indoor and outdoor seasons.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Fred
Carl Teufel
Davenport
George T. Bresnahan
Bresnahan
Teufels
Ed Wiggins
Eugene Skinner
Skinner
Tipton Junior College Cage Schedule Announced
The Tipton junior college basketball schedule was released this week. Coach John Lang faces a thinner roster with Clarence Stoltenberg the sole holdover, but gains three lettermen from last year’s high school team Glenn Stoltenberg Albert Shank and Paul Chapman. The schedule opens December 4 against Independence at Waukon.
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Tipton
Tipton Junior College
John Lang
Clarence Stoltenberg
Glenn Stoltenberg
Albert Shank
Paul Chapman
Independence
Waukon
Iowa Dominates South Dakota 33 to 7 in Football Clash
Iowa overwhelmed South Dakota 33 to 7 as the Hawks’ substitutes bottled up the Coyotes. Key plays featured Lamb and Simmons scoring and Bowlin guiding late gains. Iowa built every period with strong ground work and efficient two point attempts.
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Richard Berry
Clark Swisher
Ryan
Hawks
Iowa
Simmons
Lamb
South Dakota
London
Dick Bowlin
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Rouch
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Hecken Lively
McGinty
Ort
Trowa—Lamb
Bours
Monmouth Bowl clash ends with Coe 13 yet Iowa 0
Coe edge Monmouth 13 to 0 in a rugged semifinal style game. Carson and Martin starred with multiple runs and passes as Coe built a 3-0 lead and held on to defeat Monmouth despite late Scots momentum.
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Laing
Lusk
Carwile
Monmouth
Clark
Simonds
Martin
Reid
Arson
Dee Monmouth
Carson
Reid Stack
Larson
Leing
McConnell
Rebner
Henna
Ziogas
Brokaw
Coe
Finn
Neilson
Norris
Bernie Smith
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Labend
Scor
Samet
Eecary
Blackridge
Se Sure
Coe’s . Carson
Artin
Onch — Fumbs
Laingey
Nain
Bury
Johnson
Emerer
Stis
Lammett
Ate Nan Howe
Kansas State Two Milers Win From Missouri 32 to 23
Kansas State defeated Missouri in a two mile team race during the Missouri Kansas State football game in Manhattan. Bill Wheelock surged from behind to win the individual race with a time of 10 03.1. other finishers included Robinson and Redfield for Kansas State and Burriss Rucker and Smith for Missouri.
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Kansas State
Missouri
Manhattan
Kan
Bill Wheelock
Kirman
Burriss
Robinson
Redfield
Miller
Sweat
Collins
Rucker
Smith
Villanova Upsets Penn State 13-0 in State College
Villanova Wildcats upset Penn State 13 to 0 in State College. Clipper Smith led Villanova to end a seven-year jinx against the Nittany Lions with a decisive victory.
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Villanova
Penn State
State College
Villanova Wildcats
Nittany Lions
Harvard Rout Brown 28 to 0 in New England Kickoff
Harvard defeated Brown 28 to 0 in Cambridge with a sluggish Brown offense and a dominant Harvard defense leading the win. The opening game showed Harvard dominance on both sides of the ball.
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Harvard
Brown
St. Louis Browns Not Likely To Be Sold This Winter
St. Louis Browns remain for sale only for the right amount with no current negotiations. Louis B. Von Weise of New York, president, spoke in St. Louis about estate matters of the late Phil Ball. He supported Rogers Hornsby as manager, noting Hornsby’s contract runs through 1938 and that player acquisition talks are under consideration without specifics.
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St. Louis Browns
Louis B. von Weise
New York
Phil Ball
Browns
von Weise
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
LSU Rolls Past Georgia 47 to 7 in Baton Rouge
The LSU Tigers defeated the Georgia Bulldogs 47 to 7 before about 20 000 fans in Baton Rouge. A freak 65 yard touchdown by Spec Towns capped Georgia's lone score as Lars en attempted a punt and the ball caromed to Towns.
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Baton Rouge
Tigers
Louisiana State University
University of Georgia
Texas
Bulldogs
Georgia
Larsen
Tiger
Towns
West Liberty Gridders Defeat U High 7 to 6
West Liberty high school football beat University high of Iowa City 7 to 6 after leading 7-0 at halftime. The game was played Friday night in West Liberty with crucial plays in the second half shaping the outcome.
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West Liberty
U. High
University High of
Iowa City
Colgate Red Raiders Defeat St. Lawrence in Hamilton
Colgate's Red Raiders defeated St. Lawrence 26 to 6 in a hard fought sixteenth gridiron meeting between the upstate rivals on Saturday afternoon in Hamilton New York.
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Colgate Red Raiders
St. Lawrence
Hamilton
N. Y
Colgate
Red Raiders
Georgetown Defeats Cincinnati U in 7–0 rout
In Cincinnati Ohio the Georgetown University Hoyas defeated the University of Cincinnati Bearcats 7 to 0 on Saturday night. Cincinnati played with spirit but Georgetown controlled the game with decisive offense and solid defense.
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Cincinnati U
Cincinnati, O
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
Georgetown University of Washington
D. C
Iowa State Upsets Kansas U 21 107
Iowa State defeats Kansas 21 to 7 as Neal and Kischer star on the Cyclones in a home win. Reupke and Gustine scored, with Poole punting well and Waite adding 54 rushing yards. Franklin downed Roosevelt last week and tafts three key games loom this week including Iowa City and McKinley Wilson clashes.
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Reupke
Neal
Kischer
Kansas
al Waite
Waite
Big Kansas
Fred Poole
Iowa State
Jayhawks
Hapgood
Shirk
Harrington Schafroth
Wsepecasvek
Weinecke
Nebraska
Um- Dire
Jack Crangle
Illinois
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Rockhurst
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Poole
Iowa City
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Thunderbolt
Clinton
McKinley
Wilson
Tipton
Golden Bears
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Barnard
Ramblers
McKinley-Wilson
Roosevelt
Manchester
Long Shots Win Big In Marquette Handicap At Chicago
Cardarrone the extreme longshot won the $2,500 added Marquette handicap at Lincoln Fields on a muddy track. The J Newman three year old paid $67.60 straight and $19.40 place $10.80 show as apprentice Henry Hauer rode to a two and a half length victory before about 7 500 spectators.
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Lincoln Fields
Cardarrone
J. Newman
Henry Hauer
Viola High School Basketball Schedule Released
Viola announces its boys and girls basketball slate with games against Al burnett Central City Springville Ely Roddville Martelle Morley and more. The schedule includes county and regional tournaments and lists home and away dates through February with both squads in action.
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Alburnett
Iris
Central City
Coggan
Springville
Morley
Ely
Eeeane Vale
Iaartette
Baldwin-Wallace Beats Syracuse 19-7 in Football Upset
In Syracuse, Baldwin-Wallace shattered Syracuse University 19-7, using a double barreled passing attack and swift open field running to seize the upset win. The victory showcased Baldwins Wallace's precision through the air and quick ball movement against the host Syracuse squad.
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Baldwin-Wallace
Syracuse
N. Y
Syracuse University
Marquette Beats St Louis 32 6 At Soldier Field
Marquette disposes of St Louis University 32 to 6 before 20 000 at Soldier Field. Marquette scores once in each of the first three periods and twice in the final quarter while St Louis manages a lone touchdown in the closing minutes.
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Chicago
Marquette
St. Louis University
Soldier Field
St. Louis
Goddard Leads Washington State Past Idaho 14–0
Ed Goddard, star running back for Washington State, sparked a 14–0 victory over Idaho Vandals in Moscow. He led both Cougar touchdowns, including a 76 yard score in the final quarter and a 30 yard burst early in the game, with Fletcher adding a two yard TD and Hal Jones kicking the extra point.
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Moscow
Ida
Ed Goddard
Washington State
Idaho
Goddard
Cougar
Fletcher
Hal Jones
Knox Falls 13 0 as Lake Forest Runs Away
In Galesburg Illinois Lake Forest over Knox 13 to 0 after a scoreless first half. Christensen connected with Snow for the first touchdown in the third period and Rouse finished a 50 yard drive for the second score. Bloch added the extra point.
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Ill
Lake Forest
Knox
Christensen
Snow
Rouse
Bloch Place
Auburn Airs To Top Tennessee 6-0
Auburn Tigers relied on a late passing play to defeat Tennessee Volunteers 6 to 0 in Knoxville. Eaves connected with Kilgore for a 10 yard touchdown in the final three minutes, after Auburn fought through a tough forward wall.
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Tigers
Auburn
Vols
University of Tennessee
Eaves
Kilgore
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